The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-19
House.
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1887.

recommitted 10 the Committee on Militia 10
allow them 10 prepare substitute for the same
agreed to.
Mr.. Daniel moved that all bills introduced to-
day be read the nrst time by their titles only;
unanimously agreed to.
The roll of counties being called. the follow
ing bills were introduced, read and referred:
BY Mr.. Farnell; House bill No. 261, to create
and establish the county of Santa Fe.
By Mr.. Lamar House bill No 26e, an act to
provide tor paying physicians summoned as ex-
pert witnesses; also House bill No 263 an act
to provide for Boards Of Medical Examiners in
this State, and to define their duties and the fees
TO be charged by them, and the duties of persons
desiring TO practice medicine in this State.
BY Mr.. Lghisey House bill No 1854 an act
to amend section "a, chapter 3413. approved
March 5, 1888, entitled an act for the assessment
and collection of revenue.
BY Mr.. johnson: House bill No. 265. an ac,
to provide for the payment of the claim of Ocala
against the State for certain aid given by the
town of Ocala for the establishment of
the East Florida Seminary in 1852; also
House bill No 266, an act to ,,rovide certain
instruction in The public schools OF the State.
By Mr.. Newan: House bill No. 267, an act for
the relief of DR.. E B. Thompson.
MIR. Campbell, chairman of the Committee on
Judiciary, reported tavorably House bills Nos.
256 and 21S; unfavorably joint resolution No
IL, and House bills Nos. PSI and 257 with
L,
red to the Committee on Finance and Taxation.
Mr.. StrOm, chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture, reported Memorial No ., and re-
commended it be referred to the Committee on
National Affairs.
Mr. Latham. chairman of the Committee on
Journals. reported the work progressing salts
factOrlv.
Mr. Tippin, chairman of the Committee IN
City and County Organization, reported House
bill No 24S with amendment.
Mr. Hicks, chairman OF the Joint Special
Conference Committee on House amendments
to Senate bill No. 16, reported the following
amendment:
virtue of this section, it shall be the duty of the
officer levying said writ to file written no.ice OF
said levy with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the
county In which said property is situated, which
notice shall contain description ofthe property so
levied upon, and the Clerk shall record said notice
In the book kept for the record of foreign judg
ments, for which he shall receive fee of twenty
five cents and said record shall be notice TO all per
sons Of said levy and in of dissolution Of the
attachment or dismissal Of the suit, or it for any
cause the property ceases to be bound by said at
tachment. upon due proof thereof the Clerk shall
note such fact on the record Of the levy.
MIR. Umstead, by unanimous consent of the
House, called up for consideration the majority
and minority reports of the Committee to visit
East Florida Seminary at GAINESVILLE.
MIR. Mason moved 10 adopt the majority re
port.
Mr.. Willie moved 10 adopt the minority report
as substitute for the majority report
MIR. Daniel moved TO lay both motions on the
table until the bill upon the subject comes up
on its 'cond reading; agreed to-
MIR. Cmstead, by unanimous consent of the
House, called up he reporl Of the committee tn
visit the Agricultural College, and moved its
adoption
Mr.. Robinson moved N It the further con sid.
Grafton of he report be deferred until The bill
on the subject comes up on It's second reading !;
agreed to-
Mr. Umsrcad moved that the Two reports
abov" named and the bills relating to Est
Florida = minary and Agricultural College be
made :. sp, cial order for "Wednesday next at i
O'Clock agreed to-
MIR. DANIEL hN unalimIus Consent, introduced
House bill No 26S An act 10 amend an act ent-
Ted an net !" incorporate the Chrltahoochee
and Alabama Railroad, approved February 16,
1888, and I" rgiltzr certain proceedings there
under referred
The special order for the day, Senate bill No
l, was read by iis tlr
Mr.. Saxon moved that the bill be considered.
Mr. Hind moved as substitute that the sub.
sliu,e for the bill reported by Il minority Of he
committee be considered first not agreed TO-
MIR. Tippin moved that the House 90 into
committee of the whole on Senate bill No l :;
agreed to.
The House ,hercupon resolved itself into
the bill
Mr.. Robinson in the chair
hi'ei s'nc time spent therein the committee
arose and reported progress.
JOINT SESSION
The Speaker announced that Messrs Farnell
and Woods were appointed committee to in
form the Senate that the House was ready to
receive he Senate in joint session.
For joint session proceedings see Senate re-
port
HALF-PAsT THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ
The House resumed its session.
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr. Parker moved that the regular order be
waived to take up on its second reading House
bill No. 248; agreed to unanimously, and the
bill amended ordered engrossed
House bill No 80 taken up
Mr.. Mcclellan moved that the special order
OF the day be laid aside, and the bill passed over
informally; agreed 10.
Mr.. Baskin moved that House bills Nos 14O
and al be taken up out of their regular order
not agreed to.
The consideration of Senate bill No was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Lamar moved 10 postpone the further con-
sideiation OF the bill until Monday next at II
o'clock A. NJ; agreed to.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill No. 1919 was Withdrawn by Mr..
Saxon.
House bill No 1876 was read second time also
the substitute offered by the committee
Mr.. Tippin moved that the Substitute be laid
aside and the original bill be considered agreed
to, and the bill ordered engrossed.
House resolution No. 6 proposing amendments
to the Constitution, sections 5 and g. Article
VIII, indefinitely postponed.
House bill No 1919 was read second time and
indefinitely postponed
House bill No. SO was read second time and
indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 1873 was read second time
MI. Mason offered the following amendment
Strike out all of section after the word treas
urer" in line ive adopted, and the bill was
dered engrosscd.
House bill No. 10, to make An appropriation
for AN Executive Mansion at Tallahassee, and
recommended to be referred To he Committee on
State Institutions
House Jill No. 81 was read second time and
indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 1876 read second time and
engrossed
House bill No. 124 was read second time and
recOmmitted.
House bill No. 1874 was read second time and
ordered engro-sed
House bill No. 1856 was read second time
Mr.. Bitch of Levy, by luminous consent
withdrew the bill and offered II substitute there
for which was read and adopted and ordered
engrOssed.
Substitute for House bill No. 14O was read,
and the substitute adopted in lieu OF the original
bills, and Ordereu engrOssed
House bill No 1913 was read second time,
with amendments, which were adopted and the
bill ordered engrossed.
Substitute for House bill No. 38 was read, and,
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